Maybe the can do MY21.5 like the mustang
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Well obviously, but I donāt think it will be too much of a difference. Depends who is negotiating. If Iām selling a 2021 Iām showing the buyer the CarFax and purchase date. If Iām buying a 2021 Iām telling the seller itās not a 2022.But what if both have 50k? The 2022 will be more valuable despite the fact that the 2021 could be only a couple of months older.
I am in the same boat but as a morning of day 2, I am expecting to either bring up the rear or push to early 22. I can actually live with either scenario but it would be nice to have year 1.I prefer 2021 build no matter when I get it. I want year one. Fewer the better.
Looked like anti matter was gone for sureWell the only thing that would bother me is if I get pushed to a 22my and they discontinue the color I have ordered
Nothing has been confirmed with thatā¦Looked like anti matter was gone for sure
This would be far too rational for Ford.And I guess for that matter at this stage in the game why wouldn't Ford just manufacture all orders as my22?
No..MY21 will be the first year of the Gen 6's, after a 25 year hiatus, with less production numbers. The MY21 will be more valuable.But what if both have 50k? The 2022 will be more valuable despite the fact that the 2021 could be only a couple of months older.
Generally a half-year model meant they had to fix/change something, and didn't want to wait until the next model year. And then generally didn't quite fix it right.I'm old I remember half year models lol
Well that's not the case with the 1964 1/2 Mustangs. There was so much anticipation for the Mustang, Ford couldn't wait till 1965 to get them out. Sounds familiar? There's about 1/5 as many 1964 1/2 Mustangs compared to 1965 and they're very valuable.Generally a half-year model meant they had to fix/change something, and didn't want to wait until the next model year. And then generally didn't quite fix it right.
My mom had a 1984 1/2 Escort. It was... not a good car.
Rare, but a bit of a mess enginering wise. 260 instead of the 289. Generators instead of alternators, flywheel is a different thickness. I forget what else. I miss my '65. Sounds familiar? There's about 1/5 as many 1964 1/2 Mustangs compared to 1965 and they're very valuable.
I could believe it. A soft top big bend order placed today could still skip my day 1 res if they run out of MIC tops. LolI still can't believe ford advertises 2021 on the b&p